• Waukegan announces snow emergency
• State expands scope of attempted abduction
• GI welcomed home
• Cash Dash search Saturday in Shields Township
• $149,000 grant or fire/rescue defibrillators
• Rebecca's third sex trial under way
• Director Armstrong retiring Feb. 28
• Tenants charged in Loon Lake slaying
• Zion woman charged on multiple pot counts
• Census exam slated Feb. 13
• POLITICAL BRIEFS
• Guilty plea in attempted burglary
• 24 UP freight cars derail
• H1N1 flu shot walk-in clinic through Friday
• Seniors stay active in county communities
• Road signs salute Antioch’s Viking cheerleaders
• Goodwill moving into closed office store
• GIs back from Iraq get 'rock star' welcome
• Greenbelt event focuses on historic service of blacks in military
• Second train victim still hospitalized
• 'Lake Villa remembers' Eagle Scout project
• Bulletin Board
• Community Digest
• Gas blast at Conn. power plant kills at least 5
• RL Heights mayor manages Rosen Nissan
• Democratic Lt. Gov. candidate exits Illinois race
• 'Snowmageddon' blankets Mid-Atlantic in heavy snow
• Obama seeks to rally glum Dems amid GOP challenges
• 'Heart in Mind' stresses healthy lifestyle
• Mudslides sweep away cars, assault homes near LA
• Teen killed crossing tracks
• Brothers arrested in bank robberies
• The importance of census participation
• Defense seeks to block confession
• City Council approves agreement to lure casino
• County residents hold $54M in unclaimed property
• Police sergeant graduates
• Services in Texas for actor Mentell
• Stabbing victim wasLoon Lake man, 70
• Bulletin Boards
• Winthrop Harbor home a border collie refuge
• Peers mete out justice in Teen Court
• Found fatally stabbed
• Gurnee parks RV decision
• Antioch pool may not reopen
• Artistic touch for Lake Villa train depot
• How Lake Villa lost Wal-Mart to Round Lake Beach
• Census job testing set
• Robber restrains employee
• Heroin junkie gets prison for theft
• Committees OK consolidation in Libertyville
• Foresters advance 7-acre addition to Wilmot Woods
• Funding for Warren, Antioch sports complexes
• Daddy-Daughter Date Night open to public
• Man pleads innocent to sex with girl
• Help for Haiti
• Dems focus on Gov. Quinn's running mate
• Derelict owners face daily $750 fines
• Three men plead not guilty to New Year’s Eve slaying
• County snuffs out incinerator
• Grayslake rejects video gaming
• Former Oak Grove business manager charged with theft
• Armed robbery suspect arrested
• Rib fest cook-off winners announced
• Emco gets $10M in bonds for Wis. move
• Community Digest
• Wadsworth voices protest over video gaming fine
• Woman hasn't forgotten plight of Haiti relatives
• County's count 'really did go well'
• $20,000 reward for ID of man in bank robbery attempt
• Confusion reigns in gubernatorial primaries
• Seals narrowly takes Dem race
• News-Sun celebrates launch of new Lakes Edition
• Help for Haiti
• Round Lake area gears up for the count
• FBI, police search for credit union robber
• Vets picket board over monument
• New trial date for Antioch teacher accused of sex assault
• Chamber gets behind saving treasured Dome
• The adventure of traveling beyond Green Bay Road
• Felony gun counts added to suspect in dog shooting
• Washington bests Kyle again in 60th District
• Use of county building inspectors to continue
• District 60 taking steps to make schools safer
• Monster truck to roll into town
• $2M bond in drug case
• Antioch to enact 'Gizmo Law'
• Drug suspect killed
• Gurnee Woman admits to beating child
• County clerk's office closed today
• Woman suffers burns in fire
• Virus grips Warren
• Four judicial races settled
• 2 injured in kitchen fire
• Giannoulias leads Dem pack
• Candidates play waiting game
• Kirk wins shot at Obama's seat
• Shuman Photography has been in Round Lake for over a decade
• Roberts easy victor in Dem primary
• Waukegan Council panel favors Sundance bid
• Dold, Walsh lead GOP races
• Put a kick step into your fitness routine
• Four judicial races settled
• Waukegan actor, 27, dies in one-car crash
• Halted funding to Nevada affects idled Zion plant
• 'We get to know the whole family'
• Washington bests Kyle again in 60th District
• Valley Lakes Veterinary Clinic serves western county area
• 'We're glad we chose Round Lake Beach'
• Wauconda-area parishes form Catholic middle school
• Nesting platforms are built to attract big birds
• Waukegan actor dies in one-car crash
• Antioch judge appointed to state child-support panel
• It's great to be back in the Beach
• Possible burn victims
• Robber fires at cop during escape
• Two churches make a difference for 336 people
• Camp Invention has 110 openings this summer
• Sales tax in exchange for towing contract
• Local political heat fires up primary ballot
• Celebrated centenarian 'touched a lot of lives'
• Round Lake Beach Mayor Hill's other job
• Obama taking populist tone in fight over jobs
• Quinn, Hynes trade charges as election nears
• Six Flags job fair draws 500 seeking work
• Doctor warns of deaths without airlifts from Haiti
• Webb found guilty of murder
• Man gets 15 years for sex assault
• Robbery suspects nabbed following getaway crash
• Man charged with cruelty to animals
• Attorney wants confession tossed
• Park Place gets $750,000 grant
• YWCA awarded $10,000 from Ameriprise Financial
• New site for county museum
• Benched Bulldogs tried to break up brawl
• YWCA seeks outstanding leaders
• Powerball tickets now being sold
• Mayor vows hard line on school fights
• Jury undecided in Webb murder trial
• Hearing set in animal neglect case
• Forest Preserve Board considers purchase of office building
• Lake Villa advances utility tax
• Man, 20, held for battering city cop
• Three indicted in Zion slaying
• Men accused of sex abuse, assault
• Autistic youngster wins first place in geography bee
• $30M Warren project on track for August
• Developer's downtown Libertyville project in limbo
• Dog shot as shelter worker pursued it
• Hebda stays on 59th District ballot
• County clerk tallies 11,840 early voters
• General Assembly scholarships available in 29th District
• Waukegan High strikes a chord with next wave of freshmen
• Antioch putting on its poker face
• Man pleads guilty to sex assault of minors
• Three men steal $4,000 from tavern's gaming machines
• Congressional candidate Walsh won't 'Walk Away'
• Fugitive from Florida found in Waukegan
• Pair hospitalized after chase linked to purse snatchings
• New principal named at Libertyville school
• Libertyville adopting early retirement plan
• Gurnee ramping up DUI patrols
• Mundelein High board member runs again
• Family escapes Newport Township blaze
• Local reactions to Obama's speech
• Fight at Waukegan High West
• Obama: 'I don't quit'
• Bone marrow drive set Friday for 11-year-old
• Deerfield facility named state parks 2009 winner
• CLC finances reeling from state funding lapses
• Former gang member 'going to see the president'
• Rebecca found guilty in second sex trial
• Park City man denies assault allegations
• Jobless rate rising in Round Lake Beach
• $70M proposal for convention center
• Zion raid yields heroin, cocaine, 28 pounds of pot
• Walsh to Walsh: Just 'Walk Away'
• Rebecca begins second sex abuse trial
• Gurnee sustains Heroes veto
• Antioch to set senior fund rules
• Round Lake man's murder trial begins
• Primary ballots are light on referendums
• POLITICAL BRIEFS
• Four charged with attempted murder
• Girls may learn math anxiety from female teachers
• Agencies get $840,000 in Healthcare Foundation funds
• Fremont District 79 names new chief
• Tours of Adlai E. Stevenson Historic Home on Feb. 5
• Fire rakes unoccupied house
• Free H1N1 shot clinic for seniors set Feb. 5
• 2 years, $2.4 million to improve health-care access in county
• Fire displaces Buffalo Grove family
• Zion Park District provides new haven for fitness, fun
• POLITICAL BRIEFS
• Park City officials set to vote on new property codes
• You better have a smile at Six Flags casting call
• 150,000 Haiti quake victims buried, gov't says
• Experts: Police botched 1st Peterson investigation
• Rescuers pull Haitian man from deep under rubble
• 2 killed when plane crashes in suburban Chicago
• Obama's State of the Union agenda: Yes, I get it
• Obama unloads on high court over campaign finance
• Haiti cruise stops: 'Without this, we don't eat'
• Fun for the whole family at Waukegan Winterfest
• Man acquitted of attempted murder
• Geissler urges 8th District rival to drop out
• Lake County gets $1.79M H.U.D. grant
• Help for Haiti
• Waller to head cultural arts committee
• Pershing Road to get upgrade
• Quake survivors abandon Haiti's capital
• New Lindenhurst Web site launched
• Caught in the quake
• Meth lab operator gets four-year prison term
• Antioch Chamber honors three public safety workers
• Few underage liquor violations in sweep
• Sundance Saloon wants OTB
• Man at bar accused of trying to drug woman
• No-parking pinch soars in Round Lake
• Vetoed memorial deal heads to showdown
• Wadsworth trims summer concert series
• Grace-period registration continues through Tuesday
• Economy common theme at luncheon
• Student editors exit Stevenson's newspaper
• POLITICAL BRIEFS
• 10th Congressional District
• Nonprofit firm battles mortgage fraud
• Help for Haiti
• Round Lake Beach targets old roads
• Hunt's attorney files to dismiss indictment
• Sabonjian to tour charter schools
• Seniors claim fund was raided for payroll
• New office park plans
• Sailor pleads innocent to solicitation of a minor
• Man pleads not guilty to predatory sex assault
• Woman, 63, charged with prostitution
• Man indicted on sex charge
• Man sentenced to probation for fraud
• General Assembly scholarships applications
• AT&T U-Verse service for Antioch?
• POLITICAL BRIEFS
• 8th Congressional District
• Endorsement fracas in District 60 race
• Last skate for Round Lake Roller Rink
• HELP FOR HAITI
• Officials lukewarm to video gaming
• 'Geek the Library'
• Eagle Scout holds food drive for pantry
• Sex offender gets 40-year term
• Defense seeks to block death penalty
• Prison, deportation for sex with 13-year-old
• Wis. trucker accused in fatal stabbing
• Help for Haiti
• Split council blocks new liquor license
• State highway meet set at CLC
• Lindenhurst's Mister Meanor has the answers
• Great Lakes corpsmen on a mission of mercy
• Dome donors ready to help
• King Day volunteers follow his example
• Arrest in stabbing death of truck driver
• Kenosha man arrested in fatal crash
• Dog parks stay open later
• Voter workshop set for Jan. 27
• Grant helps women's, youth programs
• Estimated dead now 200,000
• St. Martin de Porres receives $100,000 grant
• Help for Haiti
• Lake County Board District 4
• Great Lakes medics to join relief efforts
• FDA requires ingredients of cigarettes be revealed
• Conjoined Arizona twins readying for separation
• Waukegan Board names new complex
• Bomb threat flushes 200 from Wal-Mart
• 'They have everything'
• 'People always need money'
• They serve 'good food at good prices'
• A place where kids can jump right in
• Everything they sell is made in America
• Round Lake Beach woman hurt in crash
• Beach Park diverts CDBG funds to roadwork
• Sanitary district to study Highland Park sewage flow
• North Chicago church measures the spirit of King still at work
• Dems look at bypassing Senate health care vote
• Hunger, hope, thirst and frenzy grip Haiti
• JFK terminal evacuated after security breach
• Grant to beef up substance abuse services
• Spanish lawmaker's photo used for bin Laden poster
• Job fair attracts crowd of more than 1,200
• Judge allows statements in Gurnee child-beating
• Antioch fireworks may fizzle
• County celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Truck driver fatally stabbed along Edens
• Help for Haiti
• Gurnee burglar knocks first
• Hope Fund raises $58,458.77
• Final razing about to begin at OMC site
• POLITICAL BRIEFS
• Aid is slowly reaching Haiti
• 'Lunchtime warriors' resolve to get healthier
• Hall's attorneys claim cops erased squad car video
• Pair plead not guilty to attempted kidnapping
• Waukegan revisits charter school idea
• Help for Haiti
• Deadline today for Prairie Crossing votes
• Phone alert system gets word out in Round Lake Park
• POLITICAL BRIEFS
• Antioch developer told to go through proper channels
• Water recapture fees gone for some
• Abbott dedicates $1M to earthquake aid
• Lake County Sheriff
• Census Bureau marks county hub
• Free tax service for seniors
• Libertyville settles to allow electronic message board
• Allendale to host volunteering session
• Search for new principal for Half Day School
• Escape run ends at courthouse window
• Lake County sends 'Love to Haiti'
• Quinn avoids tax talk in State of the State address
• Women robbed in mall lots by masked bandit
• Lindenhurst water, sewer rates to climb another 9 percent
• Waukegan pastor on charity mission in ravaged nation
• Thousands feared dead, many trapped
• Rhythm Academy moves into old Waukegan YMCA building
• Antioch lets the dogs out
• Lake County residents await word from Haiti
• 59th House District
• Trinity opens new Student Life Center
• Roadwork worth $1.75M approved
• Mundelein condo proposal may receive TIF funds
• Libertyville to repair sewage treatment plant
• Sheriff decries burdens of illegal immigration
• New trial begins in Buffalo Grove sex-assault case
• District 60 exploring charter school
• Crime Stoppers marks peak year for rewards
• 60TH HOUSE DISTRICT
• Man pleads guilty to cocaine possession
• Mid-Lakes Health Center expansion OK'd
• Help Them to Hope
• Lake County Sheriff collars 7 repeaters
• Foresters OK $2.6 million land buy
• 62nd House District
• Settlement eyed in harbor case
• 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' sentenced to 15 years in prison
• Early voting under way
• Pollwatcher credentials available from clerk
• Electronic recycling in North Chicago
• Reptile show offers a look at exotic species
• Liquor store stalls on 'mom-and-pop' concerns
• Police cite jealousy behind Zion slaying
• Seniors sample newfangled fun in Grayslake
• Folks brave the weather for Bog's Winterfest